Recent content by Dirty Harry

I only know where this trail is thanks to you Steve. It would be nice to wheel with you again when your engine swap is done.

I don't have to work on Friday, but we are coming from Wendover, so I would expect us to be at the trailhead between 10 and 11.

Well I haven't had any bites yet so I am going to take the truck out to Five Mile on Friday if anyone wants to join me.

Time for my Ford to find a new home! I love this truck and it works amazing in the snow and mud, good in the rocks (only limited by size), and drives down the road surprisingly well. Professionally built by Nate's Precision in Reno with all of best parts, it was in the 2014 SEMA Show and has...

Great pics! Dakota Territory Challenge is one of my favorite events of the year too, I love the Black Hills. Here are a few of my pics: http://www.team4wheelparts.com/dakota-territory-challenge-black-hills-of-south-dakota/

The Comanches have the longest leaf springs ever offered on a Jeep. I would just do a springover and leave it at that, you will get plenty of articulation and be on the trail that much sooner with some leftover cash in your pocket (or money to spend on more important aspects of the build).

Yes, Del Albright has posted it all over the place.

4200 pounds with full tank of fuel, spare tire, and full spares and camping gear. Full bodied Toyota.

I would just buy this! http://www.mallcrawlin.com/forum/showthread.php?p=292960

BD has a new turbo out for the 7.3L that is worth taking a look at. http://www.dieselperformance.com/index.php/product/index/58P

Cool pics, thanks for sharing! Billings and 21 Road have been on my to-do list for years, I am hoping that this fall I can finally head out to Junction and run them. Your photos are definitely inspiration.

I have a '95 Chevy C2500 w/ a TBI 454, 4L80E, and an 8 lug full float 14 Bolt that I paid $1500 for on Craigslist. Not as pimpin' as a Caddy but I don't feel bad when it sits on the side of the house for months at a time.

Power doesn't sound like it would be an issue, but I would think that braking might be.

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This pretty much sums it up, not sure why there are so many words in this thread. :rofl: